Diverse Professional Program at INES 2025 Conference in Palermo
Representatives from 17 countries recently participated in the 29th IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Engineering Systems (INES 2025) held in Palermo, underscoring the event's international significance.
On behalf of Prof. Dr. Levente Kovács, Rector of Obuda University, Prof. Dr. László Gulácsi, Vice-Rector for Research, opened the conference. Dr. Dániel András Drexler presented the key statistics of this year's conference. A total of 87 papers were submitted, 70 of which were accepted and published.
The first day featured two distinguished plenary talks. Prof. Dr. Andrea De Gaetano, affiliated with the National Research Council – IRIB-CNR and IASI-CNR (Palermo and Rome, Italy), as well as Obuda University (Budapest, Hungary), delivered a lecture titled "PINNs and Sobolev Spaces."
Representing the HECON Research Center, University Research and Innovation Center, Prof. Dr. Márta Péntek presented on "Value in Health Technology Innovations."
Throughout the three-day INES 2025 conference, participants engaged in a high-quality professional program characterized by international collaborations and valuable scientific exchanges. The presented publications, thanks to a rigorous review process, are eligible for inclusion in the IEEE Xplore database, further contributing to the conference's scientific value.
The first day featured two distinguished plenary talks. Prof. Dr. Andrea De Gaetano, affiliated with the National Research Council – IRIB-CNR and IASI-CNR (Palermo and Rome, Italy), as well as Obuda University (Budapest, Hungary), delivered a lecture titled "PINNs and Sobolev Spaces."
Representing the HECON Research Center, University Research and Innovation Center, Prof. Dr. Márta Péntek presented on "Value in Health Technology Innovations."
Throughout the three-day INES 2025 conference, participants engaged in a high-quality professional program characterized by international collaborations and valuable scientific exchanges. The presented publications, thanks to a rigorous review process, are eligible for inclusion in the IEEE Xplore database, further contributing to the conference's scientific value.
